We found the largest asteroid in history!

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  • @thezanzibarbarian5729
    @thezanzibarbarian5729 Рік тому +13

    And soon after the impact and after everything has died down, the Earth became still and quiet until a cockroach came out and said, _"What the _*_**_*_ happened!!??"_

  • @milanhopster68
    @milanhopster68 Рік тому +59

    The thumbnail is physically not possible tho

    • @famshahgeldyan4990
      @famshahgeldyan4990 Рік тому +8

      Oh yeah, agree. It should be a dwarfplanet shape or just a round body. But definitely not a cornered and sharp edged asteroid shape...

    • @lewis7515
      @lewis7515 Рік тому +3

      @@famshahgeldyan4990 Yes. Yes, it should be rounder - the fact that it's depicted as several times larger than planet Earth is OK.

    • @shadoman7682
      @shadoman7682 Рік тому +5

      Yep impossible. If a comet were the size of the one depicted and larger than the Earth it's gravity would have pulled in a round shape. As to calling it a dwarf planet, can you even do that without calling Earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury dwarf planets too.

    • @orbitalaerospace6046
      @orbitalaerospace6046 Рік тому +1

      If there's a object something like that with deformed body, It would became a sphere again due to the gravity :skull:

    • @borisbadaxe9678
      @borisbadaxe9678 Рік тому +6

      Yes, it's called clickbait. That's why I gave the video a dislike. 😊

  • @honeybsweett
    @honeybsweett Рік тому +118

    Yay I love being paranoid about dying from an asteroid 😄

  • @thundershadow
    @thundershadow Рік тому +12

    Does anyone know how to communicate? The heading suggested this was about an asteroid, not a comet.

    • @montylc2001
      @montylc2001 Рік тому +2

      Clickbait....and anything that big compared to the Earth would not be an asteroid anyway.

    • @thundershadow
      @thundershadow Рік тому +1

      @@montylc2001 Correct. It was a bait and switch.

    • @ProPlayerkdjxus
      @ProPlayerkdjxus Рік тому

      Yea

    • @snazzyostrich
      @snazzyostrich Рік тому

      @@montylc2001 finally, someone sensible in the comment section of a bright side video

  • @milesleslie9492
    @milesleslie9492 Рік тому +6

    The meteor Apophis was probably named after the Egyptian Chaos snake, which is also called Apophis

  • @Vicki_Benji
    @Vicki_Benji Рік тому +7

    Love the Space 1999 reference.

  • @angelinaflo5744
    @angelinaflo5744 9 місяців тому +1

    I wonder how smelly it was when he passed Uranus😮😂

  • @jadinkllz12
    @jadinkllz12 Рік тому +41

    I would watch more of your videos if they weren’t 20-30 minutes long

    • @colinknispel3751
      @colinknispel3751 Рік тому

      yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

    • @yiris8848
      @yiris8848 Рік тому

      real

    • @HowieIsaacks
      @HowieIsaacks Рік тому +10

      Low attention span? I like longer videos.

    • @Jay-qb9gi
      @Jay-qb9gi Рік тому +6

      @@HowieIsaacks this is not the type of channel to deserve videos this long. Watch Vertasium, Astrum or something for that

    • @Bob-of-Zoid
      @Bob-of-Zoid Рік тому

      This one is the very same text back to back with two different narrators and different animations and footage.

  • @christopherfjwood5494
    @christopherfjwood5494 Рік тому +11

    Up?down? Isn't that a matter of perspective? What about left or right? Or would it be right and left? You can justify behind or ahead of with its relative motion.

    • @jonathonshanecrawford1840
      @jonathonshanecrawford1840 Рік тому +1

      What is up in space? There's no up, as there's no real gravity in space to notice!

    • @CCABPSacsach
      @CCABPSacsach Рік тому +1

      @@jonathonshanecrawford1840 And even with significant gravity as we see on earth, there would be an opposite antipode which see inverted gravity relative to you.

    • @jonathonshanecrawford1840
      @jonathonshanecrawford1840 Рік тому

      @@CCABPSacsach On Earth 100% of us feel the effect of gravity, especially when we fall over, or drop something. In space, however, like 2 light years from the sun, what gravity?
      Yes all matter has some gravity, but what is gravity really, sure Sir Issac Newton gave us the laws of gravity! How is gravity made? Don't answer, we don't really know, yet!

  • @louisvega1834
    @louisvega1834 Рік тому +15

    It's more dangerous driving along where there is a falling rock zone, than getting hit by one of those big rocks from space..🤔😁

    • @dylaaaiiiiin
      @dylaaaiiiiin Рік тому

      Almost no chance of an asteroid to hit you. Water covers a vast amount of our Planet. Chances are they are to hit water.

    • @louisvega1834
      @louisvega1834 Рік тому +1

      @@dylaaaiiiiin Wiley coyote was hit by one of those, chasing the road runner! 💥😵😁

    • @johnmac8805
      @johnmac8805 Рік тому

      And yet, we, and everything else, keeps getting hit. I think a reevaluation of the odds is in order.

  • @alfielobitana5375
    @alfielobitana5375 Рік тому +4

    Wow...i wish i could live 300 million years to watch that event

  • @MeemHaMeemDhal--khaYaRaWawNun
    @MeemHaMeemDhal--khaYaRaWawNun Рік тому +10

    Mr Bernard :
    Don't worry Earthlings. Just passing by for now. That's all !
    But once big Boss gives me the date for the actual visit,
    then we can party together !

  • @DoggosAndJiuJitsu
    @DoggosAndJiuJitsu Рік тому +1

    Drop the clickbait thumbnail.

  • @Krish37297
    @Krish37297 Рік тому +2

    I wish a large astroid hits earth 🙂

  • @prabhakarv4193
    @prabhakarv4193 5 місяців тому

    Very nice and informative. Thank you

  • @rashelleedwards196
    @rashelleedwards196 Рік тому +4

    If earth got hit by a asteroid the size of America earth might turn into a dwarf star not gonna lie

  • @jasongoswelluk7475
    @jasongoswelluk7475 Рік тому +3

    Finally, a way to get away from it all

  • @nesscapade1976
    @nesscapade1976 Рік тому

    The spaceship??? from Space. 1999??? Buck Rogers n the gang would be happy to see their hard work and cheezy acting are still valued 40 years later... even though we STILL don't get those day trips to Mars they kept talking about.

  • @rhea3761
    @rhea3761 Рік тому +8

    The largest asteroid is called Ceres in our solar system, but it more likely a dwarf planet.

    • @Ceres4S2D1
      @Ceres4S2D1 Рік тому +3

      Likely? I've been visited by spacecraft to confirm that I'm not an asteroid, and how I am a dwarf planet.

    • @ianis2k24
      @ianis2k24 Рік тому

      Then pallas is the biggest.

    • @snazzyostrich
      @snazzyostrich Рік тому

      @@Ceres4S2D1 i FOUND YOU

  • @mr.nobody6977
    @mr.nobody6977 Рік тому +1

    We got Galaxy's all around us.. top, bottom, sides etc..
    Theses comets and asteroids are millions of light years above us or below us.

  • @justsomerandom_stuff1
    @justsomerandom_stuff1 Рік тому +7

    From my whole 8 years from 2014 to 2023 I'll know I have a crazy and emotional life

  • @seigeheim3247
    @seigeheim3247 Рік тому +1

    How many times this vid simulated the Earth's Destruction in 30min?

  • @ericcasagrande
    @ericcasagrande Рік тому +1

    A big error in this video, is when it starts referring to an "asteroid-meteorid" as a "meteorite". A meteor is the name of a space rock when it enters the earth's atmosphere. When and if that rock hits the ground, it is called a "meteorite".

  • @batmanforlife4615
    @batmanforlife4615 Рік тому +3

    Hey man you are the best man ever

  • @Dark_Lord1000
    @Dark_Lord1000 Рік тому

    That part of "We pass by... Saturn URanus" really got me 💀

  • @alanhilton7336caradventure
    @alanhilton7336caradventure Рік тому

    Another cheery topic.... What happens in a false vacuum event....yaaay🙃

  • @Clint_Yeastwood
    @Clint_Yeastwood Рік тому +1

    Pretty sure the drop in temp would last decades not months with a comet that big, but I could be wrong

    • @doesntmatter5263
      @doesntmatter5263 Рік тому

      Probably millenniums. Gotta think no one was around for millions of years after the first asteroid. So it’s all best guess and speculations.

    • @Clint_Yeastwood
      @Clint_Yeastwood Рік тому

      @@doesntmatter5263 well yeah but that wasn't just because of the ice age. Very large chunk of life died in the immediate blast and the after math a short time later. Ice age definitely hindered life, but the best majority died quickly. Even without the I've she would have taken a very long time to repopulate. Tbh any estimation of how long it would last is just that. There are so many factors that could lead to extremely varying results

    • @doesntmatter5263
      @doesntmatter5263 Рік тому +1

      @@Clint_Yeastwood crazy to think that as long as earth has been around (no pun intended lol) we still don’t have complete facts and scientific proof to answer some of the oldest questions in the book.

  • @yarub1
    @yarub1 Рік тому

    Eagle…nice touch with the space craft 😂

  • @keithadams6321
    @keithadams6321 Рік тому +9

    Great. Is there a way to bring it to earth ?

  • @apocraphontripp4728
    @apocraphontripp4728 Рік тому +1

    Sorry, maybe Im wrong, but wouldnt the Mars sized planet that hit the Earth is and created the moon be the biggest impact Earth has ever endured???

  • @baldieman64
    @baldieman64 Рік тому

    2:25 10 times the radius does not make the new comet 10x bigger than the Chicxulub impactor. It makes it a thousand times bigger.
    2:15 Not even close. The moon is the result of a giant impact between the early Earth and an astronomical body called Theia. Theia is recked to have been the size of Mars.

  • @Dave5843-d9m
    @Dave5843-d9m Рік тому

    An object bigger than a planet will be planet shape because that’s what gravity does to stuff.

  • @michaeldebidart
    @michaeldebidart Рік тому

    A record sized asteroid? Or a record breaking asteroid? Prrrretty significant difference there

  • @3dvorator
    @3dvorator Рік тому

    Nice the eagle transporter from space 1999...😁

  • @realfoap
    @realfoap Рік тому

    Space fact: The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs was called Chixulub

  • @DARK_RONNY
    @DARK_RONNY Рік тому

    nasa needs this man

  • @TRzmile
    @TRzmile Рік тому +1

    mars nobody loves you jupiter we love you

  • @rubenrico4510
    @rubenrico4510 Рік тому +1

    If you're spiritualy prepare don't worry that big astoriod.

  • @Jordaniantrex
    @Jordaniantrex Рік тому

    The asteroid in the thumbnail would be circular because of gravity

  • @assplundah
    @assplundah Рік тому

    Wrap an asteroid in foil? I was interested up to that point. I can’t take this clip seriously now.

  • @Mike-hr6jz
    @Mike-hr6jz Рік тому

    The keyword is hypothetical, Orc cloud, because we have never really seen it. We’re assuming it is there like so many other things we assume.

  • @WilLSOwNs
    @WilLSOwNs Рік тому

    You’re so enthralled with the damage you don’t answer if it would move the planet from its orbit?

  • @TheSwiftMagician
    @TheSwiftMagician Рік тому +1

    Wait a second. I thought “Ceres” was once classified as an asteroid, which would make it (historically) the largest asteroid.

  • @buckeyemania09
    @buckeyemania09 Рік тому

    It would be physically impossible for an asteroid to be larger than earth and not take a spherical shape. Thumbnail is quite misleading.

  • @Y4k05
    @Y4k05 Рік тому

    Dude this is the best video I have watched and I aint scared of astroids 2031 is long Im born in 2012 oh wait never mind

  • @05DELTA05
    @05DELTA05 Рік тому +1

    Wouldnt the largest asteroid just be a planet ?

  • @scottwilliams846
    @scottwilliams846 Рік тому +5

    Ok but what if one got close enough to Jupiter or Saturn that the gas giant flung them toward Earth. Or even captured them lower in an orbit that intersects Earth's and about 10 years from the initial capture it will hit Earth and we knew of Earth's inevitable destruction.

  • @Lor_Kreny
    @Lor_Kreny Рік тому +1

    That’s 39,600/mph 😮😮😮😮😮 11:10

  • @alexnorman1432
    @alexnorman1432 Рік тому

    We don’t need to record size asteroid poses no threat to planet earth no. We’re safe.

  • @quentinpotter7479
    @quentinpotter7479 Рік тому

    you sit on cold rocks you get asteroids ! LOL

  • @ArtII2Long
    @ArtII2Long Рік тому

    No reason to worry about asteroids. We'll be fried by a solar flair long before that. ;)

  • @horstwestpfahl2459
    @horstwestpfahl2459 Рік тому

    Biggest Asteriod they say. That's not an Asteroid, That's a Planet. Makes me wonder if they come any bigger..

  • @MohammedHussain-fb6ms
    @MohammedHussain-fb6ms Рік тому

    WOW!!! Some of the asteroids are almost bigger than Planet Earth!

  • @hanspijpers2100
    @hanspijpers2100 Рік тому

    please cut the back ground noise (music???) 1 minute and I'm off kind regards Hans

  • @davidmcnelley8672
    @davidmcnelley8672 Рік тому

    Is it just me or is this not the same guy who talks in “How it’s Made”?

  • @jasonrogers9169
    @jasonrogers9169 Рік тому +1

    Do you know why we don't already do these things on altering asteroids? We cant! We have no means of propulsion once we leave Earth's gravitational assist. We rely on other planets gravity in order to leap frog through space and has to be timed perfectly. If it passes then we don't launch until that time comes back. Once gravity is lost so is whatever was launched. Rockets have no affect without gravity and then will only be as powerful as the gravity itself. A void has no opposite reaction for rockets to operate. Just as comets never stop moving through space because there's no force to stop them just as there's no force for rockets to propel.

  • @Florida_Skies
    @Florida_Skies Рік тому

    This thumbnail is not only completely false it also would defy the laws of physics as if it was bigger than earth it would more than likely turn into a spherical shape due to its gravitational pull

  • @pehrtammelander2628
    @pehrtammelander2628 Рік тому

    I'm not clear on how big 77 soccer fields are, how much is it in washing machines?

  • @chrixthegreat
    @chrixthegreat Рік тому

    Why don't we just mine it on it's close flybys. Eventually there will be nothing left and we would have nothing to worry about.

  • @adamsyed5535
    @adamsyed5535 Рік тому

    How do you wrap an asteroid with aluminum foil lol

  • @xarzu
    @xarzu Рік тому

    sounds like a party at Maria Carry's house.

  • @undertalefan638
    @undertalefan638 Рік тому +1

    So very strong earthquake is made by an asteroid?

  • @jbrown9163
    @jbrown9163 Рік тому +3

    no astroid the size of earth, u liars!!

  • @robertdemeza1140
    @robertdemeza1140 Рік тому

    This vid will make me awake all night

  • @milesleslie9492
    @milesleslie9492 Рік тому

    What is the difference between up down left right like they really aren’t different? There’s no direction that’s just from your perspective. That’s all it is.

  • @jimbyrdiii1503
    @jimbyrdiii1503 Рік тому

    He said that 23:13 with a bit, TOO MUCH enthusiasm.🤔

  • @erwincastillo8238
    @erwincastillo8238 Рік тому

    Planet Klendathu is throwing asteroids to Earth

  • @PorcuPlier
    @PorcuPlier Рік тому

    Background music name ?

  • @WokeandProud
    @WokeandProud Рік тому

    No way an asteroid would get that big without being round.

    • @Jelly_Juice2006
      @Jelly_Juice2006 Рік тому

      If it’s a chunk from something else, it would be circular

  • @TROZJAN
    @TROZJAN Рік тому

    Funny seen few stars in sky last few nights looking bigger than usual

  • @worldsedge4991
    @worldsedge4991 Рік тому

    ARGH! @1:06, the comets tail should point directly away from the sun, not trailing behind like an airplane's con trail. Credibility lost!

  • @myfalconry76
    @myfalconry76 Рік тому

    Technically earth is a big asteroid with grass and water

  • @snazzyostrich
    @snazzyostrich Рік тому

    …the largest asteroid in the solar system is Ceres, and im pretty sure that we would know if there was an asteroid larger than it

  • @vaelwow643
    @vaelwow643 Рік тому

    very nice! but peaceful existence? i chocked on my food :D

  • @barrystubbs983
    @barrystubbs983 Рік тому

    and exactly how did you decide it was the biggest ever

  • @jungleking9703
    @jungleking9703 Рік тому

    Underground bunkers to escape asteroid colissions?. Lol.

  • @Tokamak3.1415
    @Tokamak3.1415 Рік тому

    The video description should state that the information is for comedic effect. By the 3 minute mark this video was packed with errors - some theoretical and some patently and demonstrably false that can be proved with physics.

  • @HacksignKT
    @HacksignKT Рік тому +3

    2023: WRITE THIS DOWN!

  • @AlbertaGamer
    @AlbertaGamer Рік тому

    sure wrap the asteroid in tin foil like it was a potato

  • @Games_onfire233
    @Games_onfire233 Рік тому

    Just gotta say.. there is no up down left of right in space 😅

  • @johnnyfacchin6469
    @johnnyfacchin6469 Рік тому

    The asteroid that hit 65 million years ago was from 7 to 11 miles wide. Thats what I heard.

    • @GawaGuwa
      @GawaGuwa Рік тому +1

      If dinosaurs could go extinct from 7-11 miles then one that is 62 miles could lead to not only human extinction but the extinction of all creatures!

  • @dicetheplanet
    @dicetheplanet Рік тому

    How people think of asteroids
    People: fireball falling from the sky and making Humans dinosaurs 2.0
    Me: awesome expensive space rocks floating around in space
    For now people don’t have any rights for being scared of asteroids because most asteroids Miss earth but if they do enter the atmosphere they get burnt up. I’ll probably take almost 1,000,000 years estimated for the next impact Event

  • @abstuli
    @abstuli Рік тому

    Want to correct an fault you said that if this comet had hit Earth it would have been the biggest explosion in Earth's history.
    The biggest explosion we know of in Earth's history was when the Earth was hit by a planet the size of Mars. It was this explosion that created the moon.

  • @mikefitzgerald41
    @mikefitzgerald41 Рік тому

    1:40 - the one that formed the moon was the size of Mars

    • @Tokamak3.1415
      @Tokamak3.1415 Рік тому

      This video has to be pure fiction because 3 minutes in and I had to stop because of all the errors. The sad part is there's no disclaimer stating it's for laughs.

  • @MichaelClark-uw7ex
    @MichaelClark-uw7ex Рік тому

    Um there are hundreds of asteroids that size or larger, Ceres is several hundred miles wide and there are even bigger things in the Oort cloud

  • @oktayozbaki6793
    @oktayozbaki6793 Рік тому

    Don't worry everybody, any asteroid larger than the Earth won't fit under the firmament.

  • @w32211
    @w32211 Рік тому

    Bruh the thumbnail is clickbait cause if an "asteroid" was that big, it would've had enough mass to become a perfect sphere and so it would be a planet.

    • @fabriziobiancucci7702
      @fabriziobiancucci7702 Рік тому

      A planet isn't just a thing with a spherical shape

    • @snazzyostrich
      @snazzyostrich Рік тому

      @@fabriziobiancucci7702 yeah, but that’s literally in the criteria for being a planet

    • @fabriziobiancucci7702
      @fabriziobiancucci7702 Рік тому

      @@snazzyostrich No, it is one of the criteria. But a celestial body is a planet only if it respect all the criterias, not just one

    • @snazzyostrich
      @snazzyostrich Рік тому

      @@fabriziobiancucci7702 i never said that was the only criteria
      and if the “asteroid” is that large and also directly behind earth then im pretty sure it would follow the next 2

    • @fabriziobiancucci7702
      @fabriziobiancucci7702 Рік тому

      @@snazzyostrich If it is in a collision curse with Earth it already doesn't respect one of the criteria since its orbit should intersecate the Earth's one, meaning that it didn't clean it completely

  • @coling8176
    @coling8176 Рік тому

    “The tsunami was bigger than the tallest skyscraper”
    That’s because there wasn’t many skyscrapers 66 million years ago!

    • @domnielantipuesto2593
      @domnielantipuesto2593 Рік тому

      Bruh he is comparing the largest skyscraper and the tsunami you dont understand!

  • @Chr1s-e6w
    @Chr1s-e6w Рік тому

    I saw something similar, I was outside looking the a comet then I saw a little flash, it quickly disappeared! I think it was a meteorite, what do u think?

    • @borismedved835
      @borismedved835 Рік тому

      A meteorite is a meteor that hit the ground.

  • @yorkyleefairbank
    @yorkyleefairbank Рік тому

    We could do a chain of explosions

  • @1xkoljaso
    @1xkoljaso Рік тому

    They ran calculation with and without jupiter , without jupiter the earth eactually gets hit 3,8 x less

  • @rodhanson7112
    @rodhanson7112 Рік тому +1

    I SAW HALLEY'S COMET in 1986 AND it WON'T BE BACK until 2061 AND I'm 70 YEARS OLD SO i WON'T BE AROUND TO SEE it AGAIN BUT SOMEONE Will 😁

  • @jessepollard7132
    @jessepollard7132 Рік тому

    Actually not the biggest explosion in the history of the Earth. That impact is what happened when Thea collided, with the result of the formation of the Moon.

  • @dawnsweeten4320
    @dawnsweeten4320 Рік тому

    In the movie Bad Guys how did they survive when a meteor hit their planet from the acid rain and the tsunami

  • @jamil6510
    @jamil6510 Рік тому +2

    You are genius

  • @Rapidote1
    @Rapidote1 Рік тому

    “We are passing by Uranus”

  • @MaxNotDesignPro
    @MaxNotDesignPro Рік тому

    ceres is the largest asteroid known in this universe

  • @KevinS3928
    @KevinS3928 Рік тому

    Before even watching, I have to ask: how do you know that the one pictured is the largest in history, for all you know, it could be smaller than a folical on a who's bottom in the overall scale of things!

    • @michaeldebidart
      @michaeldebidart Рік тому +2

      Most of these channels just make it up

    • @doesntmatter5263
      @doesntmatter5263 Рік тому

      Earth is like a marble on the 50 yard line of the biggest football stadium in the world. And that’s just in our galaxy. Kinda crazy to put into perspective how absolutely tiny we are on a microscopic scale in the realm of space. Just fascinating,really.

  • @davidmelnick319
    @davidmelnick319 Рік тому

    Don’t worry y’all…Xiden and friends will save us. 😂

  • @dubstepzsi
    @dubstepzsi Рік тому

    there is no up or down in space, i checked out at this point.